Tours in Spain
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

City of the Arts and Sciences
Explore Valencia's striking City of the Arts and Sciences, a 35-hectare complex showcasing architect Santiago Calatrava's bold futuristic designs. This three-hour guided tour takes you through museums, performance spaces and public plazas, including the Prince Philip Science Museum and the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia opera house. You'll walk through areas where world-class theatrical and musical productions happen, gaining insight into both the architectural vision and cultural significance of Spain's most ambitious modern landmark.

Daily Alcazar tour
Walk through Seville's Alcázar with a local guide who'll unpack the palace's layered history across its rooms, courtyards, and sprawling gardens. Over 75 minutes, you'll trace artistic shifts from Islamic design through medieval additions—glazed tilework, geometric fountains, carved doorways—while learning who actually lived here and how. The guide shapes the narrative to suit your group, whether that's families keen on storytelling or architecture buffs after construction details. Entry ticket and professional guidance included.

Seville Bike Tour
Pedal through Seville's 160+ kilometres of dedicated cycle routes with a knowledgeable local guide over three hours. You'll navigate the compact city centre and cross into Triana, stopping frequently to hear stories about landmarks and neighbourhoods. This is an efficient way to cover ground and get your bearings without the fatigue of walking or the detachment of a bus.

Gibralfaro Castle, Port & Bullring Segway Tour in Málaga
Glide through Málaga's most compelling landmarks on a Segway, ascending to Gibralfaro Castle without the legwork. This 90-minute guided tour navigates the hillside fortress, working harbour and historic bullring with a small group of up to 10, stopping for views and context from a local. You'll master the Segway during a brief training session, then roll through centuries of Andalusian character at a leisurely pace.

Lanzarote La Graciosa Complete Jeep Tour with Beach Time
This Jeep tour covers La Graciosa's quieter corners—from the fishing hamlet of Pedro Barba with its volcanic rock formations to a string of lesser-known beaches across the island's north and south. You'll drive through contrasting landscapes, stopping at Playa de las Conchas, Playa de la Francesa, and the ochre-tinted Montaña Amarilla. The itinerary is flexible: park yourself at whichever beach suits you, then ring for pickup when ready. Two to four hours depending on where you linger.

Madrid River Segway Tour (Excellence since 2014)
Glide through Madrid Río on a Segway, covering the riverside's best vantage points in 90 minutes. You'll roll across iconic bridges—Segovia and Rey among them—and pause at the Huerta de la Partida viewpoint, where the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral dominate the skyline. A local guide leads the way, handling logistics so you focus on the ride and views. Gear and training included.

Guided Tour with Transportation from Malaga to Caminito del Rey
Travel from Malaga to walk the Caminito del Rey, a narrow pathway carved into a dramatic gorge in Andalusia. This 7-hour guided experience pairs an 8-kilometre trek with bilingual interpretation, returning you to Malaga by air-conditioned coach. You'll collect a welcome pack at the start and have a chance to win a souvenir. The route suits keen walkers and families with older children, with groups organised by language preference.

Barcelona Airport to Barcelona City Hotels Private Transfer
When Lily from our BugBitten team landed at Barcelona airport, she jumped into a private transfer that whisked her straight to the city centre in about half an hour. No queuing for taxis, no hunting for buses — the driver was waiting with a nameplate before she'd even cleared baggage claim. The van fits up to seven people, which is handy if you're rolling in with a crew, and the whole thing's designed so you can actually relax after a flight instead of navigating Spanish public transport when you're knackered. It's a straightforward door-to-door job that takes the friction out of arriving in a new city.

Guided King’s Way without Transportation
Walk the Caminito del Rey, a narrow path carved into the Gaitanes Gorge in Andalucía. This guided 4-hour route traces a historic mountain track suspended above a 100-metre canyon, offering uninterrupted views of sheer rock walls and glimpses of local wildlife. Your guide leads you through Árdales village before tackling the gorge itself—a genuine test of nerve rather than fitness. Safety gear and transport from town are provided.

The Ultimate Seville Wine Tour with Food
A chef-led evening through Seville's wine culture, moving well beyond standard tapas stops to explore regional varieties with genuine depth. Over three and a half hours, you'll taste wines with roots stretching back to Celtic settlement, paired with carefully chosen bites and a light meal. Limited to six people, this keeps things conversational rather than lecture-hall stiff—think lively gathering with real knowledge rather than formal instruction.

Madrid: Royal Palace Guided Tour with Skip the Line Ticket
Skip the queues and explore Madrid's Royal Palace with a certified guide over two hours. Start at Plaza de Oriente, then enter the working residence to discover the Throne Room, Banquet Hall, and private royal quarters. You'll see paintings by Giordano and Goya, centuries-old tapestries, ornate weaponry, and decorative armour. The 19th-century architecture and formal gardens offer plenty of visual interest throughout.

Boat Trip "Los Rincones del Guadalquivir"
Glide down Seville's Guadalquivir River on a 90-minute shared boat tour that reveals the city from the water. Your captain shares local stories and historical context whilst you float past landmarks like Torre del Oro and Triana Bridge, spotting corners of the river few tourists reach. Groups stay small—maximum 12 people—so there's room to move and photograph without fighting crowds.

Prado Museum Madrid Guided Tour with Skip the Line Ticket
Skip the queue and explore Spain's premier art museum with a knowledgeable guide steering you through 90 minutes of masterworks. The Prado holds an extraordinary sweep of European painting—Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Bosch among them—plus sculptures, armour, medals and rare prints. Your guide unpacks the stories behind each piece, connecting brushstrokes to history and context. You'll move at a measured pace through galleries crowded with visitors, but thanks to your skip-the-line access and small group size, you'll actually see what you came for.

Sailing Adventure: Sailing, Dolphins and Relaxation with Drinks
Spend two hours aboard a modern sailing vessel off the Spanish coast with experienced skippers at the helm. You'll cruise past Puerto Banús—the glitzy playground of Marbella's waterfront—with decent odds of spotting dolphins and other marine life. The boat's stocked with water, soft drinks, beer, white wine and cava, so you can settle in and watch the Mediterranean unfold without worrying about thirst.

A Fantastic Visit To The Museum Of Illusions Seville
Spend 45 minutes to just over an hour at Seville's Museum of Illusions, where geometric tricks, holograms and disorienting chambers challenge how your brain processes what your eyes report. You'll navigate rotating rooms, solve spatial puzzles and encounter visual phenomena that deliberately confuse perspective and depth. It's less about passive viewing and more about actively testing your perception against deliberately engineered deceptions.

"Cala Millor & Sa Coma: TOP Buggy Tours – your mega experience!"
Pilot your own manual buggy along Mallorca's east and north coasts for 4–5 hours, stopping at scenic overlooks with views across bays and the Mediterranean. Buggy 4 Fun, operating since 2013, runs three carefully planned routes—one includes a swimming break—designed for open-air sightseeing rather than off-road thrashing. You'll smell the salt air and feel the island's character from an open cockpit while a guide leads the way and a daily-checked fleet keeps you safe.

Mallorca Midday or Sunset Sailing with Light Snacks and Open Bar
Set sail from Mallorca's port on a 4-hour yacht cruise along the island's dramatic coastline, stopping in secluded coves for swimming and snorkelling. You'll work with a professional skipper and small crew who share local knowledge whilst you enjoy an open bar, light snacks, and the sensation of the Mediterranean at your pace. Choose between midday departure or sunset sailing, with the option to book privately for your group.

Tenerife Sunset Catamaran Tour - Food and Drinks included
A three-hour catamaran voyage along Tenerife's coast timed to catch the sunset, with marine life spotting and onboard refreshments included. You'll sail out from the Spanish coast as the day winds down, watching for dolphins and other coastal creatures while sipping wine or cava and nibbling on snacks. The boat is air-conditioned with WiFi, and hotel transfers are provided.

Granada Private Alhambra Tour includes Nazaries Palaces
Explore Granada's [Alhambra](/places/alhambra) with a private guide fluent in classical Arabic, who decodes the inscriptions woven through the palace walls and brings the Nasrid sultanate to life. This 2.5–3 hour tour of the Nazaries Palaces includes entry tickets and expert commentary, letting you move at your own pace through one of Spain's most layered historical sites. Your guide translates the Arabic script that tells the story of Al-Andalus, turning stone and tilework into a narrative you can actually read.

Premium Scenic Daytrip to Alpujarra Villages from Granada (Max 8)
Escape Granada's crowds for a full day in the Alpujarra, a mountain region where white villages cling to the Sierra Nevada's southern slopes. This eight-hour guided tour takes you through Pampaneira, Capileira, and Portugos—three settlements shaped by Moorish architecture and centuries of mountain living. You'll walk steep, narrow streets, stop at gorge viewpoints, and learn how flat-roofed houses and covered passageways reflect the area's resilient history. Small groups (max 8) mean a measured pace and genuine connection with local spaces.

Barcelona Arrival Private Transfer Airport To Barcelona City
Skip the taxi queue and arrive in [Barcelona](/places/barcelona) refreshed with a pre-booked private transfer from the airport to your accommodation. Your English-speaking driver tracks your flight and meets you at arrivals with a name card, giving you up to an hour's complimentary waiting time if you need it. The flat rate matches standard taxi fares, but you get a dedicated vehicle, air conditioning, and round-the-clock support without the haggling or uncertainty.

Segovia Tour with Guided Walking Tour Included
When Charlie from our team did this Segovia day trip from Madrid, we found it a solid option for seeing one of Spain's standout medieval cities without the faff of figuring out trains. You get a comfortable bus ride both ways, a 60-minute guided walking tour through the old town's main sights, and then free rein to wander at your own pace. The whole thing runs 11 hours return, and the guide handles both English and Spanish simultaneously, so you're not waiting around for translations. It's straightforward tourism — no pretence, no hidden agenda — and it works especially well if you want someone to point out the key spots before you explore alone.

Walking Tour of Malaga's Historic Center
Spend 90 minutes walking Málaga's old quarter with a knowledgeable local who knows the stories behind the streets. You'll pass the city's landmark buildings and discover quieter corners most visitors miss, learning how the place actually came together. Everything stays outside—no museum queues or ticketing hassle—so you get a solid sense of the layout and character without committing the whole day.

Barcelona Bike / E-Bike Tour: Gaudí Highlights & Hidden Gems
Cycle through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s architectural landmarks and neighbourhood character on a guided 2–3 hour tour by bike or e-bike. Visit Gaudí's Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, and Casa Milà in Eixample, wander the Gothic Quarter's medieval streets, then roll through Parc de la Ciutadella to the Mediterranean waterfront. A local leads small groups at conversational pace, suitable for mixed fitness levels—e-bikes take the strain out of hills.

Barcelona Electric Tuk Tuk Private Tour with View
When Mia from our team took this Barcelona tuk tuk tour, we found a genuinely different way to move through the city. You're in a compact electric vehicle rather than a standard tour bus—smaller, nimbler, and actually eco-conscious—hitting the main sights without the sensory overload of a massive group. The setup works for solo travellers, couples, and small groups who'd rather coast through neighbourhoods at human speed than be herded to postcard spots. Tours run 1 to 4 hours depending on what you're after, and you'll cover more ground than walking but see things proper tour buses miss from ground level.

BEST BUGGY TOUR in the Afternoon with Transfers – South Area Only
Take the wheel of your own 800cc buggy through Gran Canaria's Fataga natural park on this afternoon adventure. You'll climb to the Pedro González viewpoint with sweeping views across the southern landscape, then descend through palms and bamboo before tackling off-road dirt tracks. The two-and-a-half-hour tour includes hotel pickup, protective gear, and insurance. Single travellers get their own vehicle; pairs share one buggy.

Girona Jewish Heritage small group from Girona
Explore Girona's Call, one of Europe's most intact Jewish quarters, on this 2.5-hour guided walk through narrow medieval streets. Your historian guide reveals the neighbourhood that sheltered Spain's most significant Jewish community for six centuries before the 1492 expulsion. Visit former synagogue sites, walk the alleyways where Nahmanides lived and taught Kabbalah, and tour the Museum of Jewish History to understand the customs, rituals and daily life that shaped this district. Discover how six hundred years of cultural coexistence left an indelible mark on the city's fabric.

Bike tour with Pintxos & Drinks in Getxo (Scenic Bilbao Seaside)
Cycle through Getxo's coastal stretches whilst stopping for pintxos and local drinks with a knowledgeable guide. This 2 hour 45 minute ride hugs the shoreline between Bilbao and the Bay of Biscay, weaving past UNESCO-listed architecture and fishing villages. Small groups keep things intimate; the route stays mostly flat and manageable. You'll taste what locals eat—proper Basque snacks paired with wine, beer or coffee—then have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace.

Costa Brava Typical Towns Full Day Tour from Barcelona
Spend eleven and a half hours exploring the Costa Brava's most striking settlements, where jagged cliffs meet sheltered coves fringed by pines. This coast earned its name a century ago for its dramatic geology—sharp headlands and hidden beaches carved from rock. You'll visit former fishing villages with whitewashed facades and medieval towns threading through narrow stone lanes, each retaining the character that drew painters and writers here. Your guide navigates you through contrasting landscapes and reveals why these towns still captivate travellers seeking something beyond the postcard version.

Segovia Walking Private Tour 3 hours with tickets included
Walk through Segovia's layered past on this 3-hour private tour, starting at the 2,000-year-old Roman Aqueduct and finishing inside the Alcázar fortress. Your guide steers you through the medieval Jewish Quarter, past Romanesque churches with etched stone façades, and into the Gothic Cathedral. Entry to the Alcázar is included. You'll see the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains from multiple vantage points and hear the stories behind the city's Renaissance palaces and narrow stone streets.

Comillas, Modernism & Gaudi with entrance tickets -small groups
Spend five hours exploring Comillas, a coastal Cantabrian gem where Modernisme flourished beyond [Barcelona](/places/barcelona). This small-group excursion centres on Gaudí's only major work outside Catalonia—the whimsical Capricho—alongside the imposing Old Major Seminary and graceful Sobrellano Palace. You'll wander the compact medieval centre and spot the enigmatic Exterminator Angel overlooking the harbour. Hotel pickups from Santander or Torrelavega are included, with an air-conditioned minivan and expert guide shepherding no more than eight travellers.

Hiking Route Visit to the New Volcano of La Palma
Walk across the stark volcanic landscape of La Palma's newest crater system on this guided 4-hour circuit. The 8km trail crosses freshly cooled ash fields and brings you within metres of crater edges—a dramatic shift from the previous 400-metre vantage point. Moderate fitness required. Your guide navigates terrain that shifts with weather; on poor days, the route pivots to a gentler 6.5km descent toward Las Manchas.

San Jose Caves tour from Valencia
Paddle through Europe's largest navigable cave system on an underground river near Valencia. Your 3-hour excursion includes private transport from the city, expert guidance through the San José Cave's dramatic chambers, and a 45–60 minute boat exploration of this geological wonder. You'll witness rock formations shaped over millennia and discover why locals guard certain secrets about the cave's hidden features. All entry fees, transport and boat access are covered; simply arrange your own lunch beforehand.

Alhambra Visit with Private Official Guide in Granada
Navigate Spain's greatest palace complex with a private official guide who bypasses queues and unlocks the [Alhambra](/places/alhambra)'s layered history. This 3-hour walking tour covers the royal residences, courtyards, and fortress ramparts of Granada's medieval masterpiece. Extend to 5 hours to include the old town's winding streets and plazas. Based in Granada or arriving from Málaga, Marbella, or Seville? Full-day packages combine comfortable road transport with your guided palace tour and entrance included.

Private walking tour in San Sebastian
A private walking tour through San Sebastián led by a local guide who navigates you from the Belle Époque centre through the medieval Old Town and out to the bay's sculptural landmarks. Over 2–4 hours, you'll trace the city's evolution from fishing village to grand resort, discovering hidden squares, working markets, and the stories behind its grandest buildings. The pace and route flex to your interests, whether you're after architectural detail, gastronomic neighbourhood tips, or coastal vistas.

Artist-Guided Tour of the Guggenheim Museum
An artist-led walkthrough of Bilbao's Guggenheim, where you'll examine Frank Gehry's titanium-clad architecture alongside major contemporary works. The 90-minute tour unpacks both the building's revolutionary design—which reshaped the city's skyline—and the collection's standout pieces, from Richard Serra's steel installations to canvases by Rothko and Warhol. Your ticket grants full-day access, so you can wander back after the guide finishes.

Boat rental without license - B450 'Theia' (4p) - Can Pastilla
Rent the B450 Theia, a four-person motorboat from Can Pastilla, and steer yourself around Palma Bay's hidden coves, beaches and sea caves. No sailing licence required—the boat handles intuitively whether you're a first-timer or experienced helmsman. You get four hours to explore the shoreline at your own pace, with insurance included. Fuel and cleaning are extra.

Guided tour of the Royal Palace of Aranjuez
Walk through Spain's grand Royal Palace of Aranjuez with a knowledgeable guide who unlocks the stories behind its gilded rooms and tapestried halls. This 75-minute tour takes you through over 25 chambers, from the Arab Cabinet's ornate seclusion to the Porcelain Cabinet's glazed treasures, the Queen's private quarters, and the independent Royal Chapel. You'll stand where court intrigue unfolded and witness four centuries of craftsmanship. Your guide meets you at the palace entrance and helps secure admission tickets before you begin.

Gaudi houses Private Tour: La Pedrera & Casa Vicens Skip-the-Line
Walk through [Barcelona](/places/barcelona)'s Modernist quarter with a private guide exploring Gaudí's residential designs across four hours. You'll see the exterior of Palau Güell and Casa Batlló, then enter Casa Milà and Casa Vicens with skip-the-line access and multilingual audio guides. Your guide contextualises each building's place in Catalan Modernism and Gaudí's evolution as an architect, from his early Casa Vicens through to the sculptural flowing forms of Casa Milà.
